Category History

In this Picture from History, we take a look at British Army officer Mad Jack Churchill who went into battle during WWII armed with a sword and longbow. (Read)

We take a look at Medal of Honor recipient Dirk Vlug, who took on several tanks by himself...armed only with a bazooka and a Colt 1911. (Read)

Revolvers...rifles...what? We take a look at the unique design that is the revolving rifle. We peek into history, talk about flaws, and even give you some models to look into. (Read)

In this Picture from History, we explore the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in March 1981, outside the Hilton Hotel in Washington D.C. (Read)

In this Picture from History, we take a look at the infamous Bonnie & Clyde, their relationship, and the ambush that brought them down. (Read)

In this A Picture from History, we look at a terrifying night in the late 1960s that left two girls dead in Glacier National Park. (Read)

In this edition of A Picture from History we examine an iconic photo and the story behind it...a lone figure standing before tanks. (Read)

In this Picture from History, we look at the heroism of John Stark -- a man on a mission to help a group of stranded survivors. (Read)

In this edition of A Picture from History, we look at the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre and its impact on notorious gangster, Al Capone. (Read)

We take you through the history of submachine guns, exploring how SMGs came to be, some notable models, and where they are now. (Read)

We investigate the exciting tale of Ernest Shackleton's disastrous voyage to the South Pole that left him and 27 men stranded on ice. (Read)

Ever wonder how Ruger's Mark pistol series became so popular? Well, we run you through how this handgun made its mark and why it's still sought after. (Read)

We look at the history of homemade firearms and what the future has in store for do-it-yourself, at-home gun makers. (Read)

We examine famed Australian outlaw Ned Kelly, looking at what led to his crime spree and how the Kelly Gang eventually fell. (Read)